100th Healthy Longevity webinar | SPECIAL EPISODE

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Hooray! The Healthy Longevity webinar has reached its 100th episode! In this special #webinar, Prof Brian Kennedy and Prof Andrea Maier, hosts of the Healthy Longevity Webinar, recounted the early beginnings of the webinar series, and their research priorities for the future. They were joined by special guests, Member of Parliament for Kebun Baru SMC, Mr Henry Kwek, Dean of NUS Medicine Prof Chong Yap Seng, and NUHS Senior Adviser and NUS Senior Vice President, Prof John Wong, who spoke about the prospects in leading the way in driving #healthylongevity in this little red dot.

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